Israel's strike on Iran on October 26 was aimed at, among other things, one of the elements of Iran's nuclear program, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said during a speech in the Knesset on Monday.
"This is not a secret. One of the strikes was on one of the specific components of their nuclear program," The Times of Israel quotes him as saying.
However, he did not clarify which object was hit. Netanyahu clarified that Iran is still not deprived of the possibility of creating nuclear weapons.
However, the Israeli Prime Minister said that the Israeli strike reduced Iran's air defense and missile production capabilities.
On the night of October 26, Israel carried out a series of airstrikes on Iranian military facilities, as a result of which four Iranian soldiers were killed. This was in response to Iranian forces firing missiles at Israel earlier this fall.
